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disk-space-analyzer

Analyze disk space and find cleanable files.

Installation

$ npx skills add https://modelscope.cn

Summary

  • Analyze disk space and find cleanable files.
  • Use when user wants to clean disk, free up space, find large files, analyze disk usage, or asks about what's taking up space.
  • Triggers on requests like "clean my disk", "free up space on C:", "find large files", "what's using my disk space", "disk cleanup".

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SKILL.md

Disk Space Analyzer

Analyze disk space usage and identify files that can be safely cleaned. Data source and scripts differ by OS — do not reuse Windows scripts on macOS or vice versa.

First: determine the current operating system, then follow the workflow for that system only.

System check

Before any workflow steps, determine the OS:

  • Windows: sys.platform == "win32" or user is on Windows.
  • macOS: sys.platform == "darwin" or user is on Mac.

You can run:

python3 -c "import sys; print(sys.platform)"

(win32 → Windows, darwin → macOS)

Next steps by system

  • If Windows → Read and follow [docs/windows.md](docs/windows.md) for the full workflow (WizTree, scripts in scripts/windows/, analysis commands).
  • If macOS → Read and follow [docs/macos.md](docs/macos.md) for the full workflow (different data source and scripts; no WizTree).

Do not mix: Windows workflow uses scripts/windows/ (WizTree + CSV analysis). macOS workflow uses its own data source and scripts as described in docs/macos.md.